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Flights Into Australia Reduced By Half

2020-07-22T18:05:57Z

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Australia will slash international flights into the country by half to stop the spread of coronavirus and ease the pressure on the hotel quarantine program. Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced the cap following a National Cabinet meeting on Friday. 'Flights will be cut by just over half across all the various ports that are taking those residents returning to Australia,' Mr Morrison said. 'Sorry, those residents returning to Australia.' Mr Morrison also revealed state and territory leaders agreed returned travellers would need to foot the bill for their forced 14-day hotel quarantine. Australia will slash international flights into the country by half to stop the spread of coronavirus. Pictured: Returned travellers arrive in Sydney for their 14-day mandatory quarantiine in May Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced the cap following a National Cabinet meeting on Friday 'There is also a view across the National Cabinet that they are all effectively moving to a charging system for the hotel quarantine that is in place for those returning businesses,' he said. 'Some states already have it, [https://minhviettrans.com/dich-vu-thue-xe/ thuê xe ô tô đi tỉnh] other states are moving towards that, and I will leave that to them to make their announcements at the appropriate time and where possible. 'We will seek to have some sort of national uniformity across those pricings and we are sharing those information is with the states and territories.' 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Returning overseas travellers are seen as they are checked-in a hotel at the beginning of the pandemic in March Mr Morrison was questioned as to whether cutting flights into Australia would be effectively barring Australian citizens from coming home. The prime minister said Australians there will continue to be a 'capacity' for people to return Down Under, as there has been for 'many months'. 'There will be continuing access to Australia but the number of available positions on flights will be less and I don't think that is surprising or unreasonable in the circumstances that we find ourselves in,' he said. 'We have to put the national interest first and the health of Australia and Australians first and that is the basis of the decision we have taken.' The reduction of flight arrivals from Monday will mean more than 4000 fewer people will return home every week. Mr Morrison said the capacity could be expanded in the future but the government is currently more focused on testing and tracing to contain the outbreak. The prime minister said the National Cabinet agreed the rest of Australia needed to avoid complacency during the global health crisis and must continue to practice social distancing. Pictured: Victorians in face masks shop in Melbourne on Wednesday before re-entering lockdown Pictured: Passengers have their temperature checked at Sydney Airport on Tuesday The National Cabinet agreed to a nationwide review of the hotel quarantine program, which will be undertaken by former Health Secretary Jay Holton. Mr Morrison said the current situation in Victoria 'remains very concerning'. The state reported 288 coronavirus cases on Friday, it's highest amount of daily infections since the pandemic began. Residents in metropolitan Melbourne and the Mitchell Shire re-entered lockdown for six weeks on Thursday as the state desperately tries to control the second spike in cases. The prime minister said the National Cabinet agreed the rest of Australia needed to avoid complacency during the global health crisis and must continue to practice social distancing. Pictured: [http://sportsrants.com/?s=Health%20workers Health workers] give a COVID-19 test in Melbourne. Mr Morrison said the current situation in Victoria 'remains very concerning' 'This is a lesson outside of the Victorian experience,' he said. 'When we're at home and there are people around, we still have to practise the social distancing. 'It is still not OK for hugs and handshakes stop it's important to maintain the discipline of the social distancing behind closed doors, not just out in the public space.' Mr Morrison said the social distancing would remain the 'norm' for the foreseeable future. 'It is important to ensure social distancing is the norm, it is not the exception, it is the norm and it will be the norm for a very long time, until at least we have a vaccine that can be mass produced and made available across the population,' he said. Pictured: A passenger wearing a protective suit and mask is seen collecting baggage after arriving on a flight from Melbourne at Sydney Airport Mr Morrison will speak with New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on Friday afternoon about the trans-Tasman travel bubble. But he urged patience and admitted there is no imminent starting date. 'There is still a lot more work to be done to get to a point of having a trans-Tasman safe travel zone,' he said. 'The fact that Australia cannot have international flights is damaging to our economy.' Mr Morrison spoke with Japanese leader Shinzo Abe on Thursday night about some limited transport of scientists and other key personnel between countries in the future. 'It is pleasing to know that Japan, for example, would be seeing Australia as a potential place where there might be opportunities to reopen some very, very restricted and limited form of travel,' he said.

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2020-07-22T06:18:22Z

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2020-07-22T04:24:50Z

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Elon Musk Is Now Richer Than Warren Buffett As Tesla Stock Rockets 14

2020-07-21T19:50:38Z

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Tesla stock hit an all-time high of $321 billion on Monday, in further good news for the bank account of owner Elon Musk just days after it was revealed he is now richer than investor Warren Buffett. Shares in Tesla shot up by as much as 14 per cent, and briefly made the motor company the 10th largest US stock by market value, ahead of Procter & Gamble. But the gains were erased during a period of volatility and the company's share were down more than 3 per cent after market's closed. The latest record-setting increase came as speculation rose that with Tesla's continued increase in market value, the company will soon join the S&P 500. Musk, the highly eccentric Silicon Valley tycoon who brought the world PayPal and SpaceX, saw his net worth soar past Buffett on Friday to become the seventh richest person in the world, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. Elon Musk is now richer than investor Warren Buffett, thanks to a record rise in the price of Tesla stock that briefly shot up as much as 14 per cent to raise the company's valuation up to $321 billion on Monday The gains were erased during a period of volatility. The gains were erased during a period of volatility, and shares were down more than 3 per cent after market's closed Musk's fortune rose by $6.07 billion on Friday, Bloomberg News said, following a 10.8 per cent jump in the electric carmaker's stock. Buffett's net worth dropped last week when he donated $2.9 billion in Berkshire Hathaway stock to charity. Meanwhile, Tesla's shares have surged 500 per cent over the past year as the company increased sales of its Model 3 sedan. The company is already the highest-valued automaker after its market capitalization overtook that of former front-runner Toyota Motors. RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/news/article-8517895/Father-29-girlfriend-33-arrested-remains-three-year-old-daughter-found.html Father, 29, and his girlfriend, 33, are arrested after...] [/news/article-8518367/Seattle-police-chief-blasts-plan-cut-50-departments-budget-rash-reckless-decision.html Seattle police chief blasts proposal to cut department's...] Share this article Share Musk's fortune rose by $6.07 billion on Friday, Bloomberg reported, following a 10.8 per cent jump in the electric carmaker's stock. Buffett's net worth dropped earlier this week when he donated $2.9 billion in Berkshire Hathaway stock to charity The blistering rally also puts Musk in reach of a stock payday potentially worth $1.8 billion, his second jackpot from the electric car maker in about two months. Under his contract, Musk does not get a salary from Tesla, but gets bumper stock option payouts if the company reaches a series of targets - which the automaker has consistently hit. Stock in Tesla is up about 38% since the close on July 1, a day before the company reported its quarterly delivery numbers. Tesla's solid delivery numbers heightened expectations of a profitable second quarter, which would mark the first time in its history that it would report four consecutive quarters of profit. Tesla's solid delivery numbers heightened expectations of a profitable second quarter, which would mark the first time in its history that it would report four consecutive quarters of profit. Pictured is the EV maker's Mode 3 sedan Musk last week said the company is 'very close' to achieving complete autonomous driving technology, referring to the capability to navigate roads without any driver input. 'I'm extremely confident that level 5 or essentially complete autonomy will happen and I think will happen very quickly,' Musk said in remarks made via a video message at the opening of Shanghai's annual World Artificial Intelligence Conference Thursday. 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As investors keep close watch on Tesla's meteoric rise, Musk, 49, has been working to make the startup EV maker a success alongside his other pursuits. For example, he fought with local officials about reopening the company's manufacturing plants in California and China -- after they were closed down due to coronavirus safety precautions. He has also been focusing on at his SpaceX aerospace company. Musk, through SpaceX, became committed to restoring trips to space launched from the US after the retirement of its space shuttle fleet. After Musk invested $37 billion of his fortune, Space X eventually ferried two American astronauts to the International Space Station on May 30. Musk, through SpaceX, became committed to restoring trips to space launched from the US after the retirement of its space shuttle fleet. He is pictured celebrating after a SpaceX launch on May 30 ferried two Americans to the International Space Station May 30 Musk launched the firm in the early 2000s, announcing that he intends, within a few decades, not only to have put an astronaut on Mars, but also to be taking the first steps to establish a human colony there, thus ensuring mankind's future, should Earth one day become uninhabitable. He declared himself ‘overcome with emotion', after he managed to silence those who doubted he could pull all of his plans off. So who is this eccentric carmaker and rocket man? A troubled childhood Nicknamed ‘genius boy', Elon Musk purportedly read the entire Encyclopaedia Britannica in early childhood and learned to ‘code' at the age of ten, within days of acquiring a computer. By 12, he'd created and sold his first tech product, a video game called Blastar, for less than $1,000. It was not, however, a happy childhood. 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Stuck in a traffic jam just before Christmas 2016, [https://minhviettrans.com/dich-vu-thue-xe/ cho thuê xe ô tô tự lái] Musk took to Twitter to declare ‘I am going to build a tunnel boring machine and just start digging', to create an alternative transport network deep underground in his home city of Los Angeles. He duly launched The Boring Company, a firm designed to pursue that very aim. Two years later, in June 2018, Musk decided that it could help save a dozen members of a youth football team trapped a vast cave complex in northern Thailand. Musk arrived at the scene with a child-sized submarine, which he claimed would be able to act as a sort of escape pod. However, experts were skeptical, with one rescue diver, a British national called Vernon Unsworth, telling CNN that the whole thing was a PR stunt and that the South African could ‘stick his submarine where it hurts'. Musk responded via Twitter, branding Unsworth, who has a younger Thai partner, ‘pedo guy'. The Briton responded by suing for defamation in California, seeking $190 million. In court, Musk apologized for the slur but alleged that he did not mean to suggest that Unsworth had actually molested a child. The jury agreed, leading Musk to declare: ‘My faith in humanity is restored!' Drink and drugs With all of his business interests and eccentric lifestyle, Musk also had had his moments with drinking and partaking in marijuana smoking. He drew attention in September 2018, when he appeared dishevelled-looking on a podcast and proceeded to drink whisky and smoke a large marijuana cigarette, while discussing his life and times. Film of the appearance, in which the puce-faced tech tycoon coughed and spluttered his way through a haze of cannabis smoke, rapidly went viral, prompting Nasa to launch an urgent investigation into SpaceX's ‘adherence to a drug-free environment'. The Pentagon also decided to review his Federal security clearance. Chastened, Musk shoehorned himself into a suit and tie for a more formal TV interview. ‘I do not smoke pot,' he said. ‘As anyone who has watched that podcast could tell, I have no idea how to smoke pot.' Erratic Tweets And much like President Donald Trump, Musk is a compulsive user of Twitter, posting endlessly on the site, often at odd hours of the day and night. This does not always dovetail well with his role as boss of Tesla. Around the same time as the pot-smoking controversy, he suddenly used the social network to announce that he had ‘funding secured' to take his car company Tesla private at $420 a share. The message may have been intended as a joke (‘420' is slang for marijuana), but regulators did not see the funny side since Tesla shares were then trading at 20 per cent less than the supposed price. An investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission ended with Musk charged with securities fraud. In a settlement reached in late 2018, he agreed to step down as Tesla chairman for three years, pay a $20 million fine, and grant a company lawyer oversight of future tweets. But the slap on the wrist didn't seem to stop him. On May 1 this year he sent stocks of his electric car company into a freefall after he went on a bizarre Twitter rant. Musk announced that he felt the company's stock price was 'too high', before revealing he was planning to sell off his physical possessions. He then tweeted the words to the national anthem. The market was quick to react to the 11.am tweet rant, and Tesla shares began a precipitous nosedive, falling more than 11 per cent by that afternoon. ‘Tesla stock price is too high imo,' Musk tweeted at around 11:11am Eastern Time on May 1 Musk also tweeted: 'I am selling almost all physical possessions. Will own no house' Musk appears to be following through on his plan to sell off his property. During the May 1 rant, he wrote: 'I am selling almost all physical possessions. Will own no house'. And just days later he put two of his Bel Air homes on the market for $39.5M. On May 4, Musk listed his lower Bel Air estate that overlooks the Bel Air Country Club. The residence, which was purchased by Musk in 2012 for $17million, was listed for $30million on Zillow. The second home was listed for $9.5million and used to be owned by late Willy Wonka actor, Gene Wilder, who died in 2016. But Musk insisted on Twitter: 'Just one stipulation on sale: I own Gene Wilder's old house. It cannot be torn down or lose any its soul.' Two weeks later, Musk listed another five homes for sale for a combined $97.5million. In one listing, four of his Los Angeles homes are being sold together for $62.5million, while his Hillsborough, California, mansion is up for a whopping $35million.

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Like the rest of the top five VPN services we've reviewed for 2020, ExpressVPN offers a useful kill switch feature, which prevents network data from leaking outside of its secure VPN tunnel in the event the VPN connection fails. Unlike the others, though, [ ExpressVPN] gained points from us for its support of bitcoin as a payment method -- something not all of our favorites offer, but which adds an additional layer of privacy during checkout. The company has been in business since 2009, and [ ExpressVPN] has a substantial network of fast VPN servers spread across 94 countries. [ Its best plan is priced at less than $7] a month for an annual package, which includes three months free. Read more: [ ] [ See at ExpressVPN] [ Surfshark] [ A speedy up-and-comer, packed with features] [ ] Surfshark Number of servers: 1,000 Number of server locations: 60 Country/jurisdiction: British Virgin Islands While [ Surfshark's] network is smaller than some, the VPN services makes it up on features. Let's start off with the biggest win it offers: unlimited device support. If you want to run your entire home or office on Surfshark's VPN, you don't have to worry about how many devices you have on or connected. It also offers antimalware, ad-blocking and tracker-blocking as part of its software. Surfshark received generally high marks when its Chrome and Firefox extensions were [ audited for privacy] by German security firm Cure 53 ([ PDF link of full report]) -- though that audit was commissioned by Surfshark. The company has a solid range of app support, running on Mac, Windows, iOS, Android, FireTV and routers. Additional devices such as [ game consoles] can be configured for Surfshark via DNS settings. We particularly like the feature that allows you to whitelist certain apps and websites to [http://www.wood-furniture.biz/search/search.php?query=automatically%20bypass&search=1 automatically bypass] the VPN. For some business uses, this can be critically important. Surfshark also offers three special modes designed for those who want to get around restrictions and more carefully hide their online footsteps. Camouflage Mode masks your VPN activity so your ISP doesn't know you're using a VPN. Multihop jumps your connection through multiple countries to hide your trail. Finally, NoBorders Mode "allows [you] to successfully use Surfshark in restrictive regions." Just be careful. Doing any of these three things could be illegal in your country and could result in severe penalties. During our testing, we saw no DNS or IP address leaks, and had no trouble accessing Netflix. For a year plan, Surfshark comes in close to many of the other full-featured VPN providers, at [ $72 for the first year]. Be careful, because it looks like that will jump to $143 after your first year is up. Month-by-month plans are $12. Its best offer is [ $2 a month], for its 24-month plan (you pay $48 up front). Definitely take advantage of its generous 30-day trial to decide if you like this service (and maybe set a reminder in 23 months to see if you can talk it into a continued discount rate). Read more: [ ] [ See at Surfshark] [ NordVPN] [ Reliability and security] [ ] NordVPN Number of IP addresses: 5,000Number of servers: 5,200-plus serversNumber of server locations: 62Country/jurisdiction: Panama62 countries[ $3.49 a month (70% discount) for a 3-year plan][ NordVPN in-depth review and hands-on testing] (ZDNet) [ NordVPN] is one of the most recognized brands in the VPN field. It offers a generous simultaneous connection count, with six simultaneous connections through its network, where nearly all other providers offer five or fewer. NordVPN also offers a dedicated IP option, for those looking for a different level of VPN connection. NordVPN offers a kill switch feature, and the ability to VPN into Tor. We detected no privacy leaks during our tests, and found its speeds to be reliably fast. The company's [ one-year subscription plan costs is for $7 a month ($84 billed at once)]. While that yearly price is lower than most other contenders, the month-to-month price of [ $12] is at the high end of the spectrum. As of September 2019, the company's other pricing tiers have crept up a bit: It's now [ $3.49 a month for a three-year plan] (or $125.64 total), up from $2.99/$107.55. And the two-year plan is now $4.99 a month ($119.76), up from $3.99/$95.75. And yes, [https://minhviettrans.com/dich-vu-thue-xe/ thuê xe ô tô tự lái] it also has a full 30-day refund policy. While NordVPN has lived on this list for a long time, we moved it to the penalty box in October 2019 to re-evaluate our recommendation after a report emerged that one of its rented servers was [ ]. Nord's actions following the discovery included -- eventually -- multiple security audits, a [ bug bounty program] and heavier investments in server security. While we'd have preferred that Nord self-disclosed the issue much earlier, the fact that the [ ] served to further verify that NordVPN keeps no logs of user activity. As a result, Nord remains on this list as a recommended vendor. Read more: [ ] [ See at NordVPN] [ IPVanish] [ Fun, flexible choice for beginners] [ ] IPVanish Number of IP addresses: 40,000-plusNumber of servers: 1,300Number of server locations: 60Number of simultaneous connections: 10Country/jurisdiction: US[ $3.99 a month] and [ $48 a year] A big win for [ IPVanish] is its fun, configurable interface, which makes it an ideal client for those who are interested in learning how to understand what a VPN does under the hood. Its multiplatform flexibility is also ideal for people focused on finding a Netflix-friendly VPN. A unique feature of IPVanish, and one we're intrigued by, is the VPN's support of Kodi, the open-source media streaming app that was once known as XBMC. Any serious media fan has used or built Kodi or XBMC into a media player, and the integrated IPVanish Kodi plugin provides access to media worldwide. At [ $5 a month] or [ $39 a year], IPVanish is obviously trying to move you towards its yearly program. We're a little disappointed that it only allows a seven-day trial, rather than a full 30 days, but it does offer a full money-back guarantee. That said, the company gets kudos for its recent increase from five to now 10 simultaneous connections. We also liked its connection kill switch feature, a must for anyone serious about remaining anonymous while surfing. Read more: [ ] [ See at IPVanish] Norton [ Norton Secure VPN] Number of countries: 29Number of servers: 1,500 (1,200 virtual)Number of server locations: 200 in 73 citiesCountry/jurisdiction: US[ $40 for the first 12 months] LifeLock, long known for excellence in security products, has a relatively limited offering in its VPN product. [ Norton Secure VPN] does not support P2P or BitTorrent, it does not have a kill switch feature, and it does not support Linux, routers or set top boxes. Its Netflix and streaming compatibility is somewhat limited. Even worse, during testing, we experienced privacy-compromising data leaks. During CNET's testing, Norton Secure VPN speeds were comparable to other mid-tier VPNs but not particularly competitive. Although its VPN is only available on four platforms -- Mac, iOS, Windows and Android -- Norton gets big points for its 24/7 live customer phone support and 60-day money back guarantee. [ See all Nortion plans] Read more: [ ] Below you'll find additional VPNs. We're in the process of reevaluating them for 2020. [ ] PureVPN [ PureVPN] Number of IP addresses: 300,000Number of servers: 2000Number of server locations: 180Country/jurisdiction: Hong Kong[ $3.33 a month for a 1-year plan, $1.65 a month for a 5-year plan] PureVPN does not log connection information. The company joined the "no log" movement in 2018, which was recently verified via a third-party [ audit] by [ Althius IT] (albeit one commissioned and paid for by PureVPN). We like that PureVPN offers a 31-day refund policy and supports Bitcoin payments, to further extend anonymous browsing. We also like that PureVPN has both Kodi and a [ Chromebook] solutions available. In addition, PureVPN was the first VPN service we noted to fully implement the GDPR. [ See all PureVPN plans] [ ] StrongVPN [ StrongVPN] Number of IP addresses: 59,500 Number of servers: 650-plus Number of server locations: 26 countries and 46 cities [ $5.83 a month (42% discount) for a 1-year plan][ StrongVPN in-depth review and hands-on testing] [ StrongVPN] blasts onto our favorites list with excellent infrastructure and decent price performance. As with our other favorites, StrongVPN has a strong no-logging policy. Since VPN is all about protecting your privacy, that's a place the savvy VPN providers can pick up points. Strong also picks up kudos for its large base of IP addresses, which also helps protect your anonymity. It has a solid collection of servers and worldwide locations. For those of you who need a dedicated IP, you can get one from the company, but you'll need to contact support to get help setting it up. One of [ StrongVPN's] strongest strengths is the company's network. It owns and operate its entire network infrastructure, which means it has no externally dictated limits on bandwidth or the type of internet traffic allowed on the network. This gives you the confidence that you'll be able to power through your work. StrongVPN's regular [ monthly price of $10] is in the middle of the pack, but its yearly price of $70 is among the lowest of our contenders. [ See all StrongVPN plans] [ ] CyberGhost [ CyberGhost VPN] Number of servers: over 6,100 worldwide in 90-plus countries Number of server locations: 112 45-day money back guarantee24/7 support response[ $2.75 a month for a 3-year plan, or $3.69 a month for 2-year plan] [/news/cyberghost-vpn-review-speed-tests-anonymity-verification-and-more/ CyberGhost in-depth review and hands-on testing] [ CyberGhost] has been around since 2011 and has come out strongly as a supporter of "civil rights, a free society and an uncensored internet culture." We really liked how the company specifically showcases, on its website, how folks normally prevented from accessing such important services as Facebook and YouTube can bring those services into their lives via a VPN. The company has solid Linux support, supports VPN via routers, and has a solution for the popular Kodi media player. It checks off all the boxes on protocol support and gets kudos for offering a connection kill switch feature, along with supporting P2P and BitTorrent in most countries. Plus, it allows you to use seven devices at once with its service. The few extra dollars it costs are worth it. We liked how the company offers custom app protection, IPV5 support and DNS, IP and WebRTC leak prevention. CyberGhost also picked up points for preserving anonymity by not logging connection data. [ See all CyberGhost VPN plans] [ ] Private Internet Access [ Private Internet Access] Number of IP addresses: N/ANumber of servers: 3,252Number of server locations: 37Country/jurisdiction: US Speaking of price, if you want a solid VPN provider, [ Private Internet Access] is the place to go. The key to getting the most savings with this vendor is buying its two-year plan for $83.87. That works out to [ $3.49 a month]. It also offers a [ one-year plan] for $71.88, but as you can see, you can get an entire additional year for less than 10 bucks if you sign up for its two-year plan. The company does not release information on the number of IP addresses available, but at 3,252, its server count is more than any of our other picks. These folks have been around since 2010, and don't log anything. It provides a generous five connections, a connection kill switch feature, and some good online documentation and security guidance. Our one disappointment is that its refund policy is seven days instead of 30, but you can certainly get a feel for its excellent performance in the space of a week. [ See all Private Internet Access plans][ ] HotSpot Shield [ Hotspot Shield] Number of IP addresses: 50,000 Number of servers: 3,200 Number of server countries: 80-plus [ $2.99 a month for a 3-year plan][ Hotspot Shield in-depth review and hands-on testing] [ Hotspot Shield] is a product that has had some ups and downs in terms of our editorial coverage. Back in 2016, it picked up some [ positive coverage] based on founder David Gorodyansky's comments about protecting user privacy. Then, in 2017, a privacy group [ accused the company of spying on user traffic], an accusation the company flatly denies. Finally, in 2018, [ ZDNet uncovered a flaw in the company's software that exposed users]. Fortunately, that was fixed immediately. So what are we to make of Hotspot Shield? Frankly, the controversy caused us to drop it from our directory for a while. But it approached us, made a strong case for its ongoing dedication to privacy, and we decided to give it another chance. Here's the good news. It offers one of the best money-back guarantee we've seen for VPN services, a full 45 days. It supports Linux, Windows, Mac, iOS and Android, along with plugins for Chrome and Firefox. It also supports routers and media players. And, as a bonus, it has a connection kill switch feature. The company does not support P2P or BitTorrent -- and it also doesn't support the OpenVPN. Every other vendor does, but [ Hotspot Shield] limits its protocol support to L2TP/IPSec and something it calls Hydra, an enhancement of the transport protocol. Overall, the company did impress us with its attention to privacy. It has a published privacy canary. It also told us, "We have built in malware, phishing and spam protection. Our commitment to our users is that Hotspot Shield will never store, log or share your true IP address." [ See all Hotspot Shield plans] Goose VPN I had to know why [ Goose VPN] was so named. My first order of business was to reach out to the company's co-founder and ask. Geese, I was told, make excellent guard animals: There are records of [ guard geese giving the alarm in ancient Rome] when the Gauls attacked; geese have been [ used to guard] a US Air Defense Command base in Germany and a brewery in Scotland. It's clear that the goose is an ideal mascot for a service that's meant to guard your digital communications. And so, we have Goose VPN. [ Goose VPN] has a couple of standout features. First, you can have an unlimited number of simultaneous connections (or devices) using the VPN at once. Second, if your bandwidth needs are 50GB or less per month, you can sign up for $2.99 a month, the cheapest monthly rate we've seen. If you want unlimited bandwidth, the company definitely is pushing you towards buying a year at a time. Its monthly fee for unlimited bandwidth is a middle-of-the-road $12.99 a month, but if you spend $59.88 for a year's service, you'll find it's the second lowest by-the-year price of the services we've reviewed. Goose provides all the usual clients, including iOS, Android, Mac and Windows, and adds support for routers, Android TV and Linux. It is working on a kill switch feature, which may even be up and running by the time you read this review. The company also offers 24/7 ticket-based support. Ducks quack, geese honk and swans whoop (we know, because [ we looked it up]). Overall, especially given the unlimited connections and low yearly price, we think Goose VPN is something to honk about. [ VyprVPN Services] Number of IP addresses: 200,000-plusNumber of servers: 700-plusNumber of server locations: 70-plusCountry/jurisdiction: Switzerland30-day money back guarantee [ VyprVPN] has the largest bank of IP addresses of any of the services we've examined. The company offers a wide range of VPN protocols, including its own high-performance Chameleon connection protocol. We like that the company offers a connection kill switch feature and, for those who need it, there's an option to get a dedicated IP address. [ VyprVPN] is a standout in its effort to provide privacy and thwart censorship. When China began its program of deep packet VPN inspection, Golden Frog's [ VyperVPN] service added scrambled OpenVPN packets to keep the traffic flowing. The company offers three plans: two years for $60, one year for $45, or monthly at $12.95. The company's two-year offering is the sweet spot. [ Buffered VPN] Number of IP addresses: 11,000 Number of servers: 800Number of server locations: 46Country/jurisdiction: Gibraltar Buffered VPN doesn't disclose much about the size of its network, but the 30-day money back guarantee means that you can take its service for a test drive and really get a feel for how well it performs for you. The company saddened us because it does keep some connection information. It cheered us up, though, due to its client support, unlimited bandwidth and generous number of simultaneous sessions allowed. The company is relatively new, founded in 2013. We like how Buffered has made a strong commitment to internet freedom, and an equally strong commitment to providing quality customer support. At $12.99 a month and $79 for a year of service, it doesn't offer the least expensive plan, but we do recommend giving it a try. [ Hide My Ass] Number of IP addresses: 3,106Number of servers: 830Number of server locations: 280Country/jurisdiction: UK$2.99 a month for 3-year plan We have to give these folks an extra shout-out just for the name of this service. The firm has a strong network with a good selection of VPN protocols supported. While it has an extensive (and clearly written) set of policy documents, the company explicitly allows P2P and torrents. We like how HMA offers support on a wide range of devices, including game consoles. We gave it kudos for bitcoin support, and its excellent money-back guarantee. It did make us frown a bit because it does log connection data. It also offers five simultaneous connections. While its monthly pricing of $11.52 is at the high end of the spectrum, its yearly pricing is competitive at $83.88 for a full year. [ Webroot WiFi Security] Country/jurisdiction: US Starting price: $40 As VPN services go, Webroot WiFi Security is relatively bare-bones -- but it's also cheap. Starting at $40 for a year of VPN service, you can get a bundle with both VPN and Webroot's antivirus software for $70 for your first year. Both of these prices bump up after the first year: VPN protection jumps to $60 and the bundle jumps to $120. While we applaud the combination of VPN and antivirus in one package, Webroot has had a troubled few years. In 2017, it [ mistakenly flagged Windows' system files as malicious]. In 2018, a [ kernel exploit] was found in the company's Mac antivirus client. In 2019, [ the company was acquired] by backup firm Carbonite. If you're only protecting a few devices and want to save money, Webroot's VPN might be for you. That $40 price is for up to three devices. If you want to protect five devices, you'll need to pay $60 for a year and $80 after that. Frankly, once you enter that price range, there are products with more capabilities available. Webroot's VPN has recently improved its security protocol offering. While it does connect using IKEv2 by default, it also offers L2TP and [ the very old and very insecure PPTP protocol] (although it does warn that it's not "as" secure). In April, however, Webroot began offering OpenVPN protocol options for all platforms except iOS. Another concern for those of you who need deep protection is that the company does log both which VPN server location you connect to and the country you connect from. So who is Webroot's VPN for? If all you want to do is protect your Wi-Fi connection while surfing in your local coffee shop or at a hotel, you only need to connect a few devices, and you want to save money, this is a workable option. But if you're in need of a serious VPN with deep capabilities, you'll want to look elsewhere in this directory. Also, we didn't find any reference to a money back guarantee, so check with its presales and support before buying. VPN FAQ Since we're living in a connected world, security and privacy are critical to ensure our personal safety from nefarious hacks. From online banking to communicating with coworkers on a daily basis, we're now frequently transferring data on our computers and smartphones. It's extremely important to find ways of securing our digital life and for this reason, VPNs have become increasingly common. What Is a VPN? A virtual private network is a technology that allows you to create a secure connection over a less-secure network between your computer and the internet. It protects your privacy by allowing you to anonymously appear to be anywhere you choose. A [ ][ ][/news/best-mobile-vpn-services/ Mobile VPNs] are designed and optimized to ensure a seamless user experience when devices are switching networks or moving out of coverage. It generally has a smaller memory footprint, and because of that, it also requires less processing power than a traditional VPN. Therefore, it enables your applications to run faster while the battery pack is able to last longer. A Mobile VPN is a worthwhile tool to have since it increases privacy, user satisfaction and productivity, while also reducing unforeseen support issues caused by wireless connectivity problems. The increasing usage of mobile devices and wireless connectivity make it more important to ensure that your data is being transferred through a secure network. It will allow you to access the internet, while staying safe behind a firewall that protects your privileged information. Who needs a VPN? People who access the internet from a computer, tablet or smartphone will benefit from using a VPN. A VPN service will always boost your security by encrypting and anonymizing all of your online activity. Communications that happen between the VPN server and your device are encrypted, so a hacker or website spying on you wouldn't know which web pages you access. They also won't be able to see private information like passwords, usernames and bank or shopping details and so on. Anyone who wants to protect their privacy and security online should use a VPN. How to choose a VPN service? There's a vast range of VPN services on the internet. Some are free VPN services, but the best ones require a monthly subscription. Before you decide to download a VPN, make sure you consider these factors for [ understanding a VPN]. Cost: VPNs aren't too pricey, but they vary from vendor to vendor. If your main concern is price, then go with something inexpensive, or a free VPN service -- like Spotflux Premium VPN or AnchorFree HotSpot Shield Elite. Free servers are often slower, and since most are ad-supported, they place adverts on the online pages you access. Others can even limit the speed of your connection, as well as your online time or amount of data transferred. It's also important to note that leading VPN providers offer stronger security features to ensure you're digitally safe. When selecting a paid VPN service, always be sure to check which countries it operates servers in. Read more: [/news/best-free-vpns-5-reasons-why-there-are-no-such-things/ 5 reasons not to use a free VPN] Reliability: Select a VPN that is reliable and read the reviews to make sure that it's capable of protecting you by providing you with sufficient online privacy. High security: An effective VPN will have the following security features: 128-bit encryption, anonymous DNS servers and an absence of connection logs. Are there any bandwidth limits? This can often be linked to price; paying more will generally provide more bandwidth with faster internet access. Are VPN apps for Android, iOS phones and tablets available? Apps for Android and iOS devices are also vulnerable, so make sure your VPN server can support a VPN app. To ensure privacy, you want to make sure you have a VPN that doesn't store online logs. Some servers provide virus and spyware protection, and features like that can significantly increase your online safety. Using a no-logs VPN service will provide you with a higher degree of security. It can protect you from blanket government surveillance and prevent your internet service provider from knowing your online activity. Using a VPN for Netflix and other forbidden treasures [ ] like Netflix and Hulu have been making it difficult for foreign users to access their content in other countries. Many people can get around region restrictions by using a VPN service to route your traffic through another country. It can be quite simple to watch Netflix and other restricted goodies. You'll have to use a VPN service that allows you to get a unique IP address. This can often be available for an additional fee. Look for VPN services that offer a "dedicated IP address," "dedicated IP" or "static IP." Additional features like these will always allow you to access content from Netflix through a VPN service. This is by far the easiest way to access your forbidden apps since there's no specific way to block VPN traffic. Many people started using a VPN to evade geo-restrictions. But despite its forbidden benefits to users outside the US, a VPN is a great tool that can protect you and enhance your online experience over the internet by providing you with sufficient security and privacy. When it comes to selecting the best VPN, you have plenty of choices. There are many cost-effective VPN options, and all of them will vary in monthly offerings. Choosing the best VPN is easier once you narrow down the competition. The best indication of a good VPN service provider is that it has the right security and the right support in place for you. 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Instagram Bans apos;conversion Therapy apos; Content As Opposition Grows

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By Darnell Christie LONDON, July 10 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Instagram said on Friday it would block content that [http://www.melodyhome.com/category-0/?u=0&q=promotes%20so-called promotes so-called] conversion therapy, which aims to alter a person's sexual orientation or gender identity, as pressure to ban the practice grows. The social media giant announced earlier this year it would no longer allow adverts for conversion therapy services, which can range from counselling and 'praying away the gay' to electric shocks and sexual violence. "We don't allow attacks against people based on sexual orientation or gender identity," Tara Hopkins, Instagram's public policy director for Europe, [http://data.gov.uk/data/search?q=Middle%20East Middle East] and Africa said in an emailed statement. "(We) are updating our policies to ban the promotion of conversion therapy services." A spokesman for Instagram, which is owned by Facebook, said it would take time to update all policies and content flagged by users may not be removed immediately. The United Nations independent expert on sexual orientation and gender identity called last month for a global ban on conversion therapy, describing it as "cruel, inhumane and degrading". A growing number of countries - including the United States, Canada, Chile and Mexico - are reviewing their laws. Brazil, Ecuador and Malta have nationwide bans on conversion therapy, while Germany outlawed the treatment for minors in May. Instagram's move is "a step in the right direction, but we'd have to wait and see exactly what kind of actions they take," Harry Hitchens, co-founder of the campaign group Ban Conversion Therapy, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation. Ban Conversion Therapy sent an open letter yesterday to Britain's Equalities Minister Liz Truss, urging her "to introduce a truly effective ban on conversion therapy for all lesbian, gay, bi, trans and gender diverse people in the UK". Among those who signed the letter were musicians Elton John and Dua Lipa and writer and actor Stephen Fry. Truss pledged in May to ban conversion therapy for sexual orientation. In a global survey of 1,641 survivors of conversion therapy published by the United Nations in May, 46% identified the perpetrators as being medical and mental health providers, while 19% were religious authorities and traditional healers. Bisi Alimi, [https://minhviettrans.com/dich-vu-thue-xe/ cho thuê xe ô tô tự lái] a Nigerian LGBT+ activist who underwent conversion therapy aged 16, welcomed the ban but said it had been "a long time coming". "What is missing for me in all of this conversation is the face of it, the horror of it. And I don't care how terrible it is, people need to see it and see real human beings sharing their story in public," he said. (Reporting by Darnell Christie @darnellchristie; Editing by Rachel Savage and Claire Cozens. Please credit the Thomson Reuters Foundation, the charitable arm of Thomson Reuters, that covers the lives of people around the world who struggle to live freely or fairly. Visit website

Discover How To Transport Your Dog As Cargo On An Airplane

2020-07-21T03:53:38Z

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Not all dogs can be transported in the cabin of an airplane with their owner. The larger dogs need to be treated differently. If you have done any traveling with your dog on an airline, you may have found it to be one of the most confusing trips you have taken. This is certainly true if your dog is being shipped on an airplane as cargo. Why ship your dog as cargo? Reason number one that a dog flys cargo, is because it is too big for the cabin and to go as baggage. I always had concerns about shipping my large dog as cargo. There came a time when I had no choice, so I began checking the rules and regulations of various airlines. After doing some research, I found the following tips to be very useful. TIP 1 Most airlines require a reservation to be made at least 3 days in advance of the flight. Only a small number of pets can fly on each airplane during each trip. Without a resevation, the rest of your planning is for nothing. TIP 2 Your dog must have current and up to date health records. If you haven't had your dog to the Vet recently, take the time to do it before your trip. No airline wants a sick pet on their plane. TIP 3 Make sure you know about the weather throughout the route of flight. Airlines will not transport your dog if temperatures are over 85 degrees or below freezing. If your dog will sit in the cargo area or [https://minhviettrans.com/dich-vu-thue-xe/ cho thuê xe ô tô] on the airport ramp for any length of time, their health could be in danger if the temperatures are one extreme or the other. TIP 4 When you purchase the crate for your flying dog, don't go bigger than these dimensions 40 X 27 X 30. These dimensions are pretty standard but check with the airline for [http://www.thefashionablehousewife.com/?s=exact%20size exact size] requirements. TIP 5 Maximum weight for dog and crate is 100 pounds. Handlers in the cargo area have to move your dog and crate, so the 100 pounds is to make sure these people aren't injured. TIP 6 If your dog is hyper or badly behaved, you might sedate your dog.My overall advice would be not sedate your dog. Try this little experiment to see why, put a toy dog in the crate and vigorously shake it. See how the toy has been thrown all around the crate. During turbulance this could be your dog if he can control his balance and movements. If you have a large dog that can't be in the airplane cabin with you, the dog can still be shipped as cargo. Some owners don't want to send their dog this way because they are afraid that the dog will suffer injuries or something worse. You can put these fears aside since thousands of pets are shipped this way on a yearly basis. All the airlines know how important your dog is to you[ ], so they will make sure it has a safe flight. Follow the rules and these tips and your dog should have a safe and comfortable trip.

The Best E-bikes To Ride In 2020

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id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> Public transit systems everywhere are operating at a limited capacity. Taking a rideshare car feels like a roll of the dice. Walking? I guess that's an option. But even though we're all trying to stay at home as much as possible, sometimes you just need to get around a city. For short-to-medium-distance travel, having a powered personal transport makes a lot of sense. It's an easy way to drop goods off with vulnerable family and friends. You can cover longer distances faster than walking, and it's easier to maintain social distance while riding. Or maybe you just want to reduce your carbon footprint by skipping a car ride. For more like this Subscribe to the CNET Now newsletter for our editors' picks of the most important stories of the day. The rideables field is big enough that we've now split our recommendations into two categories. The [/news/the-best-electric-scooter-options-for-2020/ best electric scooters and skateboards are here], while this list sticks with e-bikes, or electric bicycles. Some of these devices were tested before the [ coronavirus] pandemic, others more recently. Most of them were tested on a commute through sections of midtown Manhattan, [ around Central Park] or down the [ West Side Highway bike path]. We'll update this list periodically. Remember, if you plan on getting into rideables, [/news/electric-scooter-safety-how-to-avoid-injuries-when-you-ride/ be safe about it]. Leave enough space between yourself and both cars and riders on plain old human-powered bikes and [/topics/scooters/products/ scooters]. You're also able to go a lot faster, so ride and pass with caution. Make sure to charge your battery and check on your tires. And, most important, always wear a helmet when you ride. Now playing: Watch this: Buying your first e-bike: What you can expect 12:36 [ Best for small spaces and small budgets] [ Swagtron EB5 Pro electric bicycle: $500] [ ] Sarah Tew/CNET Great for a commuter with limited storage space. The[ Swagtron EB5 Pro] is a folding pedal-assist bicycle with an electric motor that also has its own throttle (so you don't really have to pedal at all). With a full battery, it can travel up to 15 miles at a speed of 15 mph. This folding electric bicycle is a single speed, and you can even turn all the powered features off and use it like a regular bike. It weighs a solid 37 pounds and the seat supports riders up to 264 pounds, but when the seat is folded down, this ride is surprisingly small. [ See our Swagtron EB5 Pro gallery]. [ See at Amazon] [ Best for customization] [ Rad Power Bikes RadRunner 1: $1,199] [ ] Sarah Tew/CNET If it can be put on a bicycle, Rad Power Bikes probably offers it. With a slew of accessories, you can outfit one of their nine different bike models for cargo, kids, cargo with kids, or just riding through the mud. We got our hands on the RadRunner 1 with a rear bench and foot pegs. This particular configuration is great for a parent to get out and run errands with their little ones on board. The [ 48-volt, 14-amp-hour battery] powers a 750-watt motor that can pedal-assist or throttle the RadRunner up to 20mph. With four levels of assistance, riders can increase or decrease to help conserve battery, if necessary, or make it up a steep incline. The step-through frame makes it easy to mount and dismount, even with a passenger or packages on the rear of the bike. The RadRunner is rated to [http://www.wordreference.com/definition/support support] up to 300 pounds. I can assure you it does that as my passengers and I pushed past the weight limit without any problems. [ Read our RadRunner 1 hands-on]. [ See at Rad Power Bikes] [ Best for a discount on last year's model] [ Trek Super Commuter Plus 8S: $3,600] [ ] Mark Licea/CNET Even though it's been replaced by newer models, I decided to leave the Super Commuter on this list because it's available at a decent discount (down to $3,600 from $5,200). I originally tested this bike in the 2019 [ TD 5 Boro Bike Tour]. First, I wanted to see how it performed as a normal bike. It's heavy at 54 pounds, [https://minhviettrans.com/dich-vu-thue-xe/ thuê xe ô tô có lái] and I had to see how it would fare against some of the sleeker bicycles. The 11 speeds made it easy to maintain a comfortable pace. When I came across a few inclines, the pedal assist ([ Bosch] Performance Speed, 350-watt motor, integrated into the frame) worked perfectly. Eco was my preferred assist mode. It gives the least assistance of the four settings (Eco, Tour, Sport and Turbo), so it has the best battery life for long distances. Note that this bicycle does not have a throttle; it is strictly pedal assist. [ See our gallery of the Trek Super Commuter Plus 8S]. [ See at Trek] [ Best for very deep pockets] [ Trek Allant Plus 9.9S: $6,000] [ ] Sarah Tew The Trek Allant Plus 9.9S hits a lot of premium notes. The design is sleek, with a Removable Integrated Battery (or RIB, as Trek calls it) built right into the frame. There's also an optional secondary 500-watt-hour battery that mounts just above the integrated one for extra range. The built-in display shows riding mode, speed and more, while the Bosch app for iOS and Android keeps track of where you've gone and how long it took to get there. The frame is made from lightweight carbon fiber, but still hits 51 pounds. In my hands-on testing, the Allant handles as if it were gliding over the pavement, and having the option to use the [ 75 Newton-meters] of torque from the [ ] -- taking you up to 28 mph -- just adds to the experience. [ See our gallery of the Trek Allant Plus 9.9S]. [ See at Trek]

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